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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

4

Absences Mentioned in Local School Notes

The passage notes several students absent due to sickness including Opal Long Dysart Migs Dysart and Lilian Wohlfarth plus Dora Roan. It mentions visits by Opal Jeckoon and Mr Lager of Fairbury and an upcoming game involving the boys on the eleventh with a reference to a rural fair receipt.

Oranele Hale É ‘Opal Long Opal Jeckoon Diller Lager Fairbury Heeve Lilian Srong Duno Chester

Study Center Teachers Plan Next Meeting

Readable lines show a January 9 meeting for Study Center teachers. Mentions chapters, positions, and moral linkages to secular situations. References include numbers 1 7 9 22 28 and a focus on individual development and school attention.

Reperted Report From Iowa Auctions Records Sale

An Iowa report notes a bona fide sale where items were sold for forty seven thousand six hundred dollars. The brief mentions a reported figure but lacks full details or names.

Iowa

Rabbit farming business established in Hamilton plan

A proposal to create a large rabbit farm in Hamilton aims to raise rabbits for fur and meat. The plan includes processing the meat into prepared potted products for market.

Hamilton

Corned Smocked Food Compare With German Goose Hare

Unclear fragment hints at a comparison between corned and smocked items and German goose hare. No identifiable events, people, or organizations.

Incubation Timing for Spring Pullets Boosts Profit

Agricultural Extension Service experts advise starting incubation in April to hatch pullets between mid March and mid April. Early hatching yields pullets laying by November, when fresh eggs are valuable, potentially increasing profits per hen by about one dollar annually.

Peaiey Agricultural Extension Service

Nebraska Four Minute Men Promote Savings Stamps Drive

A Nebraska campaign features 50 score Four Minute Men delivering four minute talks nightly from January 2 to January 19 in 380 cinemas. Over 22,440 minutes of rapid speeches urge audiences to buy 25 and 65 cent U S War Savings Stamps totaling two billion dollars in sales.

United States Nebraska National Organisation Bech Nebraska Brigade U. & Wer

War Savings Stamps Promote Thrift and Government Loans

Frank C. Bufla of the National War Savings Committee urges Americans to buy War Savings Stamps to help raise two billion dollars for the government and to foster a habit of thrift. He argues that purchasing nonessential items wastes lives and distracts labor from supplying guns and munitions, urging citizens to loan money to the government through thrift stamps and larger $5 instruments.

National War Savings Committee Lloyd George War Savings Committee

Four Minute Men in Nebraska Urge Savings for War Effort

The Four Minute Men of Nebraska tour the state urging buying War Savings Stamps to fund the war and save soldiers. They claim luxuries drain funds needed for guns and munitions and warn extravagance is treason. Prof. M. M. Fogg directs the statewide campaign and heads the Nebraska Bureau of Speakers and Publicity.

Terjest Nebrawka Nebraske Lierd George M. M. Fogg Department of Rhetoric University of Nebraska

Livestock Prices at South Omaha Market Report

At Union Stock Yards Omaha Nebraska fat cattle demand was steady to uneven with a dull trade due to a storm. Cattle quotations covered beeves yearlings and cows with steady to lower bids. hogs were slow and down with tops near 16.50. sheep and lambs were steady as receipts reached heavy levels.

Union Omaha Neb Tle

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Thapter Eharketer M. M. Pods Frank C. Bufla National War Savings Commiitee NEB BR South Omaha Col Henry Eden H. R. Royle Lenrica Ake HM. Bauguess Diehl Surgeo Nebr Bely Firs Aagerier Beds Foveral Dore Ani Ae As Eae A Lincoln Board of Agriculture WB. Mellor Denver Cola Wana
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